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OLYMPIC COLLEGE2020 – 2021 CATALOG
Message from the PresidentWelcome to Olympic College!Greetings Olympic College Rangers,Welcome to Olympic College! Whether you’re looking to earn a certificate,associate degree, transfer to a university, or earn a bachelor’s degree righthere at Olympic College, we’re here to help you achieve your goals anddreams.This past year presented challenges that none of us could have foreseen withthe global spread of COVID-19. Olympic College, like colleges and universitiesthroughout the state and across the country, was required to temporarilymove all instruction and services online. With more than 2,000 courses inour catalog and 7,000 students quarterly, moving everything online was aHerculean task – but we did it.While preparing for our first ever exclusively online quarter, Olympic Collegealso launched a new student management system – Community andTechnical College Link (ctcLink). ctcLink replaces an internally built systemthat was launched in 1984. It provides a modern portal where studentscan choose a program of study, register for classes, pay tuition, trackyour progress, apply for graduation and much more. It was yet anotherunforeseen challenge for the college and our students to overcome. As isoften the case, you see great innovation during times of crises, and thiswas no exception.Across the college, on all three campuses and the Puget Sound NavalShipyard (PSNS), every employee and student rose to the challenge,and I consider them all heroes. The dedication to students and to fellowemployees was inspirational, heartwarming, and fills one with pride.Departments across the college launched virtual lobbies, where studentscould drop in and meet with staff “in-person.” Live chats and virtual townhalls were held where students and employees alike could receive answersto pressing questions. And courses we thought could never be offeredonline, like nursing and chemistry, were available to start the quarter.Marty Cavalluzzi, Ph.D.President, Olympic College2020-2021Board of TrusteesHarriette BryantChair of the BoardTom EckmannCandelario GonzalezCheryl MillerAs we gradually return to normalcy, which includes resuming in-personinstruction and services, the college continues to focus on its long-termgoals and initiatives. In 2017, the college joined Achieving the Dream (ATD) – a transformative nationalnetwork of more than 270 colleges committed to helping students achieve their college and career goals.As part of ATD, the college is working to implement Guided Pathways – a research-based initiative that aimsto close equity gaps and improve graduation rates by grouping the college’s courses into programs of studythat give students clear pathways to their chosen major or career.It’s been a difficult year, but the students and employees of Olympic College have risen to meet everychallenge we’ve faced, and we will continue to meet new challenges as they arise. We’re here to help youachieve your goals, through high-quality in-person and online learning opportunities!Together, We are OC!Marty Cavalluzzi, Ph.D.President, Olympic College
General InformationWelcome!Olympic College is recognized as one ofthe top community colleges in the nation.In 2015, we were a top ten finalist for theAspen Prize, the nation's preeminentrecognition of high achievement andperformance in community colleges. OCoffers a variety of pathways for students toachieve their goals, from certificates andassociate degrees, to bachelor's degreesand beyond. The college has campusesin Bremerton, Poulsbo and Shelton, withapproximately 1,100 full- and part-timefaculty and staff dedicated to serving ourstudents in Kitsap and Mason counties.Student Profile (2018–19) 11,572 – annual headcount55% full-time – 12 credits45% part-time – less than 12credits32% under age 2039% 20-2917% 30-3913% 40 Median age: 24 yearsCollege ToursTo u r s a re av a i l a b l e a t t h e B re m e r to n ,Poulsbo and Shelton campuses for prospective students, family, friends and groups.Contact the Welcome Center to scheduleyour visit!Welcome@olympic.edu, 360-475-72792Olympic College Catalog 2020–2021Olympic College offers many opportunities toexcel. Our students can take courses to satisfy the first two years of a bachelor's degree,allowing them to transfer to colleges and universities to complete their four-year degrees.Additionally, students can expand their jobskills, enhance their academic skills to preparefor college, take courses to prepare for newcareers or get retraining. We offer four bachelor's degrees, in addition to numerous otherbachelor's level programs through universitypartners located on our campuses. Along theway, staff and faculty want students to succeedand many services are provided to help. Pleaseuse this catalog to learn about policies andprocedures, degrees and certificates, enrollment, registration, and advisors who can helpstudents create an academic plan that will assistin reaching personal and professional goals.A wealth of information about resources andcultural activities is also available to students.About the CollegeOC star ted in 1946 with 575 full-time students in Bremerton. Since then, the collegehas grown, ser ving nearly 12,000 full- andpart-time students a year within Kitsap andMason counties. The number of locations hascontinued to expand over the years as well. Asatellite campus opened in Shelton in 1968 toprovide classes to Mason County residents – apermanent campus was established in 1995. ThePoulsbo campus opened in the winter of 2004to create additional educational opportunitiesin Kitsap County. Other locations in the community as well as distance learning, evening andweekend classes provide even more options.The college has made a variety of changes tomeet the needs of our students. A Bachelor ofApplied Science in Digital Filmmaking, Bachelorof Applied Science in Information Systems,Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and Bachelorof Applied Science in Organizational Leadership and Technical Management are available.Students may also choose to transfer to oneof the universities that are co-located at theBremerton and Poulsbo campuses.In response to the growing need for housing, the College opened its own residencehall in 2013. OC recently completed a 70,000square-foot College Instruction Center whereart, music, filmmaking and health occupationsprograms are located. This state-of-the-art, multipurpose instructional space includes a 270-seattheater. The College also opened a high-qualitymodular building in Poulsbo to provide morespace for our growing partnership with WesternWashington University, in addition to buildinga new welding shop at our Shelton campus.These advancements and additions truly allowOC to reach its full potential and strengthenthe quality of education we provide.College EnvironmentThe site of the largest campus is located inBremerton, a city of more than 41,000 residents in Kitsap County with spectacular viewsof the Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier.Bremerton has many new parks, public art,hotels, and other developments that are changing the downtown area and the city. The cityhas a direct connection by ferry to Seattle, thelargest city in Washington state, providingample opportunities to attend professionalspor ts events and explore ar t, theater andcultural offerings.The Poulsbo campus is also located in NorthKitsap. The city has a population of 11,000and is growing. The site of the Poulsbo campushas seen the addition of new stores and newhousing developments. The city of Poulsbo isclose to ferries that can take residents and visitors to Seattle and surrounding towns acrossPuget Sound.Shelton, a city of 10,000 residents, is in MasonCounty. The town is 22 miles from Olympia, thestate’s capital, and is located a short distancefrom the spectacular beauty of Hood Canal,local and state parks, and Olympic NationalPark. The area is known for its relaxed paceand quality of life.Mission, Vision, ValuesMissionOlympic College enriches our diverse communities through quality education and support sostudents achieve their educational goals.VisionAt Olympic College we envision learning asa life enhancing journey of discovery where:I.Our students are life-long learners ina global society.To realize our vision, we will focus onstudent learning and success, promotinglearning through accessible education,personalized ser vice, adaptive andinnovative teaching, and an ongoingcommitment to academic excellence.II.Our employees are empowered toachieve the college mission.To realize our vision, we will appreciatea n d v a l u e o u r e m p l oye e s, p rov i d i n goppor tunities to enhance professionalskills, encouraging learning andadvancement, and prioritizing and sharinginstitutional resources.III.Our community recognizes thecollege as its cornerstone of learning.To realize our vision, we will develop strongcommunity partnerships and fulfill our roleas a cultural center, enriching those we serveby creating relevant educational optionsand bringing a diverse array of activities tothe region.
General InformationValuesb. Develop, prioritize and communicate ourgoals corroboratively.c. I d e n t i f y, s h a r e , a n d m a k e t h e m o s teffective use of our resources.d. Work together to accomplish our tasks andachieve the college mission.e. Strive for a balanced work environment inwhich we are efficient and competent, butalso kind and friendly.We honor our shared values by holding ourselves and each other accountable for:1. A Dedication to Public Service andHigher EducationTo demonstrate our values we a. Commit ourselves to student learning andsuccess.b. Embrace the wide-ranging mission of thecommunity college.c. Meet or exceed professional standards ofpractice and ethics.d. Champion the principles of academicfreedom and intellectual honesty.e. Foster innovation, creativity, and flexibilityin our efforts to offer exemplary educationand service.f. Regularly evaluate our practice and makechanges to better support those who areunderserved.2. A Commitment to Life-long LearningTo demonstrate our values we a. Assess our work rigorously and reflectivelyto improve our knowledge.b. Improve our practices and behaviors as welearn better ways of working.c. Take thoughtful risks to acquire newperspectives and skills.d. Create a learning environment in whicheach learner is welcomed, encouragedand supported.3. The Practice of Civil and ConstructiveDiscourse and Respect for DiversityTo demonstrate our values we a. Exemplify civility as a hallmark of ourinstitution.b. Appreciate and listen to one another withrespect for our differences.c. A c k n o w l e d g e t h a t o u r o w n c u l t u r a lconditioning influences our perceptionsof other people.d. A r e o p e n - m i n d e d p r o b l e m s o l v e r swho manage conflicts proactively andeffectively.4. A Quest for Community andEnvironmental HealthTo demonstrate our values we a. C o n t r i b u t e t o t h e w e l l b e i n g a n dsustainability of our community.b. Serve as stewards of our environment.c. Study and model choices and practices thatenhance environmental health, economicvitality, and social justice.5. The Thoughtful Use of Our FiniteResources, Including OurselvesTo demonstrate our values we a. Empower employees to assert leadershipand engage in institutional decision making.3Equal OpportunityCollegeOlympic College provides equal opportunity ineducation and employment regardless of race,color, national origin, age, perceived or actualphysical or mental disability, pregnancy, geneticinformation, sex, sexual orientation, genderidentity, marital status, creed, religion, honorably discharged veteran or military status, use ofa trained guide dog or service animal, and doesnot discriminate on any other unlawful basis.For inquiries regarding non- discriminationpolicies, contact Interim Human Resource Services Executive Director Joan Hanten, jhanten@olympic.edu; 1600 Chester Ave.; Bremerton,WA 98337-1699.For inquiries regarding sexual misconduct policies, contact Title IX Coordinator Cheryl Nuñez:cnunez@olympic.edu, 360-475-7125; 1600 Chester Ave.; Bremerton, WA 98337-1699CampusesWith three campuses in Kitsap and Masoncounties, students have flexibility to take classeswhere they want and at times that work withtheir schedules. In addition, campuses provideon-site services, cultural opportunities andstudent activities that create unique learningenvironments.In addition to its campuses, OC also offersclasses and additional services at off-site locations as well as distance learning options to helpstudents reach their educational aspirations.OC BremertonOC’s largest campus is in Bremerton, Washington and provides students with what isneeded to pursue their studies in a resourceenvironment comparable to most colleges anduniversities.The Bremerton campus offers a Bachelor ofApplied Science in Digital Filmmaking, Bachelorof Applied Science in Information Systems,Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor ofApplied Science in Organizational Leadershipand Technical Management, Associate in Artsdegrees (AA), Associate of Science degrees(AS), Associate in Technical Arts degrees (ATA),Associate of General Studies degrees (AGS),certificates, college-level freshman and sophomore courses, GED preparation and high schoolcompletion, transfer, and professional-technicalprograms.Olympic College Catalog 2020–2021Numerous services are available to help students during their time at the college includingadmissions, registration, advising, a bookstore,financial aid, library, tutoring, services for students with disabilities, and Military & VeteranPrograms. An extensive list of services can befound in the “College Resources” section of thiscatalog or on the OC website.The Bremer Student Center is the hub of student programs and activities at the Bremertoncampus. It is also the location of food service(cafeteria and dining), a student lounge, athletic programs, multicultural services, and agymnasium. See the “Student Life” section inthis catalog to learn more about student activities or search the college's website.The Bremerton campus also has a childcarecenter, fitness/weight training center, musicpractice rooms, art studio and gallery, and theater. Student parking is available in lots aroundthe college campus. Kitsap Transit provides busservice to the campus and vicinity.Contact InformationOC Bremerton1600 Chester Ave.Bremerton, WA 98337-1699360-360-475-7279, rton-campusOC SheltonOC Shelton is a supportive learning communityserving Mason County for more than 50 years.The 27-acre campus offers personalized servicesin a friendly environment. The campus hasmodern, high-tech facilities, including multiuse classrooms, computer labs, meeting rooms,a science lab, library, video teleconferencing,welding shop and wireless internet access.Students may earn an associate degree orcertificate. The Associate in Arts (AA) degreeprovides transfer opportunities as it satisfiesthe first two years of college study at many colleges and universities. The Associate in TechnicalArts degree (ATA) is designed to provide entryinto technical and professional occupations oradditional training for those already workingin a field but desire advancement.OC Shelton Basic Studies offers Adult BasicEducation, GED preparation and testing, HighSchool classes, adult high school completion,and classes for English Speakers of Other Languages. Running Start (for eligible high schooljuniors and seniors) is available through thecooperative efforts of local high schools, asare dual credit courses for Mason County highschool students.OC Shelton students have access to a variety ofstudent services such as advising and registration, cashiering services, financial aid assistance,tutoring, English and math placement, both oncampus and via Skype to the Ranger Station inBremerton. Multiple services are available forveterans and students with special needs, alongwith career development assistance and onlineinternship and employment resources throughthe Career Center.
General InformationThe OC Shelton campus provides studentswith what is needed to pursue their studies ina resource environment comparable to mostcolleges and universities with branch campuses.Several classrooms are equipped with computers and interactive television systems that connect to OC in Bremerton and Poulsbo for classesand meetings.Contact InformationOC Shelton937 W. Alpine WayShelton, WA 98584360-432-5400, 360-432-5412 mpusOC PoulsboOC Poulsbo provides expanded access for residents of North and Central Kitsap, BainbridgeIsland and surrounding areas. This state-ofthe-art facility located at the junction of Route305 and Route 3 in Poulsbo features multi-useclassrooms, computer labs, meeting rooms, a science lab, interactive television classrooms, anda learning resource center/library. Currently,students can pursue courses toward transferdegrees, professional technical degrees, andthe Running Start program.OC Poulsbo provides extensive services including admissions, registration, tuition and feepayment, English and math placement, careercounseling, advising, and tutoring.Specifically, OC Poulsbo offers courses leadingto the Associate in Arts (AA) degree which cansatisfy the first two years of college study atmany colleges and universities. Courses available include Social Sciences, Humanities, Art,Music, Mathematics, Science, and Businessas part of a transfer option. Students at OCPoulsbo may also pursue an Associate in Technical Arts (ATA) degree or a certificate in multipleprofessional technical programs includingAccounting, Administrative Office Suppor t,Business Management, Legal Professional, andComputer Information.Through a joint vision to serve the communityand businesses on the Kitsap Peninsula, OCpartners with Western Washington University,offering a variety of degree programs, professional development opportunities, a lectureseries and programs for youth grades K-12.Contact InformationOC Poulsbo1000 Olympic College Place N.W.Poulsbo, WA edu/poulsbo-campusDistance LearningOptionsDistance Learning (sometimes called “eLearning”) at OC is defined as any program whichuses electronic media as a way to deliver coursecontent using the Internet. Distance Learningmay also occur within a traditional classroomwhen electronic media is used to enhanceinstruction. Distance Learning courses may useone of several Learning Management Systemssuch as Canvas, web tools provided by textbookpublishers, or other sites developed by facultyor available as open source.Distance Learning courses may be taught in oneof three modes: web-enhanced, hybrid or fullyonline. Fully online courses deliver all coursematerials using some form of electronic media,and replace all direct contact with the instructor, except through Canvas or other onlinelearning management systems. Hybrid coursescombine traditional classroom instruction withonline instruction. Each instructor teaching ahybrid course determines the instructional piecethat is delivered in the traditional face-to-facemode, and what content will be deliveredonline. Web-enhanced courses are those thatmeet face-to-face as scheduled, but provideaccess to course materials through the Internet.Contact InformationHaselwood Library360-475-7770, lasses/distancelearningAccreditationOC is accredited by the Northwest Commissionon Colleges and Universities.Acc re d i t at i o n o f a n i n s t i t u t i o n o f h i g h e reducation by the Northwest Commission onColleges and Universities indicates that itmeets or exceeds criteria for the assessment ofinstitutional quality evaluated through a peerreview process. An accredited college or university is one which has the necessary resources toachieve its stated purposes through appropriateeducational programs, is substantially doingso, and gives reasonable evidence that it willcontinue to do so in the foreseeable future.Institutional integrity is also addressed throughaccreditation.Accreditation by the Northwest Commissionon Colleges and Universities is not partial butapplies to the institution as a whole. As such, itis not a guarantee of every course of programoffered, or the competence of individual graduates. Rather, it provides reasonable assuranceabout the quality of opportunities available tostudents who attend the institution.Inquiries regarding an institution's accreditedstatus by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities should be directed to theadministrative staff of the institution. Individuals may also contact:Northwest Commission Colleges and Universi-4Olympic College Catalog 2020–2021ties; 8060 165th Ave. N.E., Suite 100; Redmond, WA 98052 425-558-4224; nwccu.orgAccreditation by the Northwest Commission onColleges and Universities refers to the institution as a whole. Therefore, statements like"fully accredited" or "this program is accreditedby the Northwest Commission on Colleges andUniversities" or "this degree is accredited by theNorthwest Commission on Colleges and Universities" are incorrect and should not be used.For more information, see our website core-themes.The OC Bachelor of Science in Nursingcompletion program is accredited by theCommission on Collegiate Nursing Education(CCNE), One Dupont Circle NW, Suite 350;Washington, DC 20036-1120;202-887-6791, aacn.nche.edu.The two-year ATA in Nursing curriculum isapproved by the Washington State NursingCare Quality Assurance Commission, and isaccredited by the Accreditation Commissionfor Education in Nursing (ACEN).Accreditation Commission for Education inNursing and/or ACEN3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850;Atlanta, GA 30326404-975-5000, aacnnursing.org.Nursing Care Quality Assurance CommissionP.O. Box 47864Olympia, WA 98504-7877360-236-4700, Fax number: 360-236-4738Email address: tificates/NursingCommissionThe OC Practical Nursing Program is approvedby:Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission; P.O. Box 47865; Olympia,WA s/NursingCommissionThe Culinary Arts Institute is accredited by theAmerican Culinary Federation,acfchefs.org.The Human Services & Chemical DependencyProfessional Program is accredited by NAADAC,the Association for Addiction Professionals,naadac.org.The Medical Assisting Program is accreditedby the Commission on Accreditation of AlliedHealth Education Programs (CAAHEP) uponthe recommendation of the Medical AssistingEducation Review Board (MAERB). CAAHEP maybe contacted at: 25400 US Highway 19 North,Suite 158, Clearwater, FL 33763, 727-210-2350,www.caahep.org.The Physical Therapist Assistant Program at OCis accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) ofthe American Physical Therapy Association.CAPTE may be contacted at 1111 North FairfaxSt., Alexandria; VA 22314-1488, capteonline.org/home.aspx.
Enrollment InformationGetting Started at OCStep-by-step instructions for new and continuing students.Apply for Admission1New Students Online: Visit Olympic.edu and click the red"Apply Now" button to get started. In person: Fill out and return a paperapplication available to download online or atany of our campuses. Individual help availableat the Welcome Center.You will receive an admissions email and acceptanceletter with your ctcLink ID and important information.Attend an Advising Session4New Students Attend the Student Orientation to Advising &Registration (SOAR) session. SOAR offers importantinformation to make your advising and registrationsuccessful for your first quarter and beyond. Contact the Advising Center to schedule your SOARsession and follow up advising appointment.Current and Former StudentsCurrent Students – Skip to step 4.Schedule an appointment with an entry, program,veteran, or faculty advisor.Visit Olympic.edu and search “Getting Started.”welcome@olympic.edu, 360-475-7279Visit Olympic.edu and search “Advising.”advisingcenter@olympic.edu, 360-475-7530Fund your Education2 Complete the Free Application for FederalStudent Aid (FAFSA) form at fafsa.gov orcomplete the Washington Application for StateFinancial Aid (WASFA) at readysetgrad.wa.govUse school code 003784 for OC.Visit Olympic.edu and search “Financial Aid.”financialaid@olympic.edu, 360-475-7650Math/English Placement3 New Students Get information about the AccuplacerAssessment and schedule your assessmentfor English and/or math on the OC website,or contact your local campus about walk-inavailability.Submit unofficial transcripts from priorinstitutions if you have taken college-levelEnglish or math before.There is a 20 non-refundable fee to take theAccuplacer.Visit Olympic.edu and search “Assessment.”accuplacerquestions@olympic.edu, 360-475-7238Register yourself in the ctcLink Self-ServicePortal after choosing your classes.Current & Former StudentsResearch additional funding options on theOC Financial Aid website including Militaryand Veteran programs and OC FoundationScholarships.Contact Workforce Development to see if youqualify for Career Training Grants to help fundtuition, childcare, books, and supplies: wfd@olympic.edu, 360-475-7555.Register for Classes5 Find your time to register – registration timesfor current students are available in the ctcLinkSelf-Service portal. See "Stay on Track with Advising" on page 10for more information.If you have not attended the previous four quarters,contact the Welcome Center.Visit Olympic.edu and search “Register.”registration@olympic.edu, 360-475-7650Pay your Tuition and Fees6 Online: Pay using ctcLink Self-Service portal. In person: Visit the cashier at any campus. Phone: 360-475-7181Payment is due ten business days before the start ofthe quarter. If registering after this date, payment isdue within 48-hours of registering.Visit Olympic.edu and search "Cashier."CashierOffice@olympic.edu, 360-475-7181Buy Books7 Online: Visit olympic.bncollege.com In person: Visit he OC Bookstore at theBremerton Campus, or visit Olympic.edu andsearch “Book Store.”bnbookstore@olympic.edu, 360-475-74205Olympic College Catalog 2020–2021
Enrollment InformationEnrollmentInformationThis section provides information about applying to Olympic College, financial aid, assessmenttesting, the advising process, registration, andmore.Admissions EligibilityOC is an “open door ” college, and studentsfrom all walks of life and educational backgrounds are invited to attend. To be eligiblefor general admission to the College, one ofthe following is required: 18 years of age or older, orHigh school or GED graduation, orA written release from the high schooldistrictApplicants under the age of 16 are not usuallyoffered general admission.Some programs require special applications,admission, permission or faculty advising beforeenrollment. See "Additional Admission Procedures" in this section.If you are interested in non-credit admission,see Community Education admission in thissection. For more information, contact:Contact InformationWelcome Center - AdmissionsBldg. 4 (HSS), Rm. 103360-475-7279, missionsgetting-started/welcome-centerApplication ProcessesNew Student AdmissionNew students should follow the “GettingStarted” process on page 5.For general admissions, the free application foradmission is required. Apply online with the stateOnline Admissions Application by visiting Olympic.edu and clicking the red "Apply Now" button inthe upper right corner of the page. Paper applica tions are available at any campus and available fordownload on the Olympic.edu webpage.Official transcripts for coursework completed atother colleges or universities are not required foradmission. However, previous course work maycount for prerequisites or transfer credit towardOlympic College degrees or certificates. tional Admission ProceduresSome programs require general admission andprogram admission. Application deadlines andentrance requirements must be met.There are additional admission requirements for:Adult Basic Education, High School DiplomaProgram, Running Start, International Students,Health Occupations (Nursing/Healthcare, Medical Assisting, Physical Therapist Assistant), andbachelor's degrees. Veterans and their family6members: see page 25. Active Duty Militaryand their family members: phone the militaryadvisor at 360-473-2821.Continuing Student AdmissionS t u d e n t s w h o c o n t i n u e f ro m t h e p re v i o u squarter must follow the items 4-7 on page 5,"Getting Started."Former OC StudentsFormer students who wish to return to thecollege after being away for four or morequarters should call or go to the registrationoffice at their local campus to receive a “timeto register.” Former students who have beenaway for three or fewer quarters should checkctcLink Student Self Service for their time toregister (see page 5). Former students shouldnot submit a new online or paper applicationfor admission, but contact the Welcome Centerfor their ctcLink ID. Former students shouldcontact an advisor in their program of studyto discuss their education plan and to receiveprogram updates before registration.Transfer Student AdmissionBachelor of Science in Nursing(BSN) AdmissionStudents applying for admission to the Bachelorof Science in Nursing program must meet theapplication and entrance requirements tobe considered. Admission is competitive. See"Bachelor of Science in Nursing singrn-bsn for special application and entrancerequirements.Bachelor of Applied Science inOrganizational Leadership andTechnical Management (BASOLTM) AdmissionsStudents applying for admission to theBachelor of Applied Scien
2 Olympic College Catalog 2020ff2021 College Tours Tours are available at the Bremerton, Poulsbo and Shelton campuses for prospec-tive students, family, friends and groups. Contact the Welcome Center to schedule your visit! Welcome@olympic.edu, 360-475-7279 Welcome! Olympic College offers many opportunities to excel. Our students can take .
